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A Healing Park

Farah Nawal Zulkharnain, CEO, WQ Park

06-May-22 10:00

A Healing Park

Established in 2010, WQ Park Health & Rehabilitation Centre is a one-stop centre providing comprehensive rehabilitative services following injury and illness to patients of all ages from children to adults. Their services include paediatric rehabilitation, adult rehabilitation, general clinic and more. Farah Nawal Zulkharnain, CEO of WQ Park shares its journey and sheds light on a park for healing.

Image Credit: WQ Park LinkedIn Page

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu


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